Jeff Korenblatt is a tax lawyer with more than two decades of experience advising on a variety of complex domestic and cross-border business transactions. A key part of his practice is advising insurance companies, managing general underwriters and managing general agents with respect to evaluating and underwriting sophisticated, high-value tax risks tied to issues such as renewable energy credit qualification, credit transfers under Section 6418 of the Internal Revenue Code, net operating loss availability, complex leasing transactions, domestic and cross-border M&A and financing transactions, planning involving employee benefits plans and executive compensation, state tax matters, US effectively connected income exposures and debt versus equity risk, among other issues.

His broader practice includes advising US and foreign taxpayers on the full lifecycle of domestic and cross-border M&A tax planning. This includes advising on the efficient implementation of both taxable and tax-free reorganizations, combinations and spinoffs. He is also experienced in structuring joint ventures and providing guidance regarding S corporate and partnership formations, acquisitions, restructurings and divestitures. Jeff has detailed knowledge relating to the navigation of the US anti-deferral rules, such as subpart F and GILTI, transfer pricing rules and methodologies and international tax treaties. 

Jeff frequently advises clients on the formation and operation of private investment vehicles and on the tax considerations important to their investors, general partners and advisers. He has years of experience helping clients navigate the special tax and transfer pricing considerations of multijurisdictional business ventures, combinations and expansions.